Jean-Paul Sartre, Europeans, the ＂Feminine＂ and the Negritude Poems in the Black Orpheus

Jean-Paul Sartre, Europeans, the ＂Feminine＂ and the Negritude Poems in the Black Orpheus

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作者 Nathalie Nya

机构地区 The Pennsylvania State University

出处《Journal of Literature and Art Studies》 2014年第9期669-680,共12页 文学与艺术研究（英文版）

关键词欧洲人诗歌人性黑色女人种族主义菲文化艺术 Europeans/Whites, Blacks, colonialism, race, anti-racism, gender, negritude, ＂feminine＂

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Journal of Literature and Art Studies

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